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I lead her around with the two fingers, we walked some more, arm and arm, she was really into me. Got back to her car, made out some more- and....well.....FUCK! She told me she was tired of getting used and feeling like a slut and wanted to be in a relationship but wanted me to go over to her place to watch a movie....I called it a night....
I could have easily full montyed this one---it was practically gift wrapped, but, she seemed pretty sincere about getting used a lot by guys....is this just another form of LMR? I am an ethical PUA and don't like disposing of these women like used Kleenexes. I didn't want a relationship with her...ever....but I did want to get my rocks off....Any advice on this one? Just go for it? Hold back? I don't want someone else to get hurt on my account.....I've used women like that in the past and I can't do it to another human being again. Advice please!
Hey, man. Overall, I don't think you need any "serious advice" despite what you said in the PM. Everything seems to be going fine. Hell, you're making a lot more approaches/ week than I am right now, which is something I should work on after the weekend

. But here's my $0.02.
First of all - regarding your friends and approaching girls when you're with them. That's really interesting. I can't tell, from your post, what the problem with that would be - unless they view it as disrespectful.. But that doesn't seem too likely. Please update us if you find an answer.
Now another thing I'd like to address is the ethics of PUA, which you mentioned more than once in the thread.
I think you did the right thing with the girl above. Being ethical and "sustainable" as a PUA is really important to me as well. In this case, you didn't just do the "right" thing - you were honest with yourself (and indirectly - with her) about what you want. Making decisions based on honesty makes your own life a lot easier and cleaner. I hope that makes sense
But if you tell a woman what you're interested in honestly, she has no right to complain afterwards: she's made her choice. That's why I always try to be honest from the beginning: then I know I have no reason to be guilty. As soon as I start lying about my intentions, it eats away at me from the inside.
If a woman tells me she's looking for a relationship, I always pull back and honestly say that I'm the kind of guy who doesn't look for commitment: it just happens naturally if it's meant to be. That's the truth, and that's how it happened with my ex and I. I told her from the start I'm not looking for a relationship, and we dated for 1.5 years. I thought she might be "the one"!
I'm supertired so the post might be unfocused, but it is what it is. Keep on truckin', I'll be checking in on your progress.
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